My dogs love these and chowed down on them immediately. Thin but take a few minutes to eat which is good. My greyhounds usually finish a treat in seconds. Good that these don’t stain the carpet.

My dog is a Shih Tzu (15 years old) never finish the first couple Dingo Dog Treats. I thought Bozo would really like them. I'll see if his girlfriend Emma, she's a Shih Tzu also, will like the Dingo Dog Treats. 🐶🐶💜

Both our Jack Russell and Boston Terrier love Dingo mini bones, which we pass out as occasional treats. They keep the dogs busy for a good while—it’s the only chew they guard with tenacity. That said, I’m not sure these bacon wrapped beef hide mini bones are worth the extra cost versus the cheaper priced Dingo mini bones that are chicken wrapped in rawhide. We can get those in a five pack for about $2 at our local big box hardware store. The dogs can’t really tell us which they prefer, but…

Our dog loves bacon - any time, any kind, any where. So she absolutely loves these twists with the bacon. She is very partial to the Dingo brand.

Good Boy is not a small guy, but he still loved these little treats. They aren't too smelly and they didn't give him any stomach or bowel issues.

My Dutchess very fond of bacon but would have preferred treat to be thicker so chew enjoyment would last a little longer.

I'm glad these chews aren't so big that they make my cocker spaniel sick. No, no, small is perfect. She loves them and chews them until they are completely finished. It actually takes her awhile with those old, dull teeth of hers. Yum.

My dogs live anything dingo! So of coarse they loved these and get so excited when they get to have one! Thanks for attention.

I have two small dogs -- a Yorkie and a Chihuahua terrier mix. They normally eat Beggin' Littles and Dentastik Mini with no problem. I hoped that these Dingos would be a new treat and a change for them. When I opened the package they were very excited, so clearly these must smell very good to the dogs. However, when I gave them to the dogs it was another story. They quickly took them away, put them down and sniffed a lot. They tried to chew on them but were unsuccessful. They licked them a…

My dog likes to toss these treats around in the air for ten minutes or so before he hunkers down to eat them. They are a fun toy to burn off a little bit of energy as he hops after them. He likes the flavor too, at least I assume so since he finishes each treat completely when he has one. They are meant for dogs to chew on for a bit, but he manages to tear them up pretty easily and they are gone quickly. It is definitely a treat that will get his attention and he is eager to please so that he…

My dog is a fussy eater and snacker. It's hard to find things she likes to chew on, but she does really like almost all Dingo products, including these Twist Sticks. The two pieces come apart quickly, and Sophie gets to choose if she wants to chew on the bacon piece or the hide piece. They last quite awhile, even when she chews non-stop. I'm always pleased with Dingo products!

My dog loves to chew on these Dingo Twist Sticks. They satisfy her as a tasty treat while keeping her from chewing on other things that might cause a problem. They also appear to clean her teeth, as well. I like the fact they have real chicken and bacon, as opposed to other treats that have a lot of artificial flavorings and additives. The price is also reasonable for the quality.

My dogs picked at them, but overall, they were not very interested in them. In all fairness, my dogs are on again off again with bacon. Unfortunately because the dogs didn't like the bacon, they just pick at the rawhide here and there. The bones are wrapped with a thin bacon type treat, underneath it is a regular old rawhide.This is not to say that some other dogs who have mad love for all bacon things might not love it.

9/19/18 Update: We had to stop feeding these to our dog. He loved them but he developed abnormal diarrhea any time he ate one. We verified this through an elimination diet. These chews are definitely the culprit and his stools returned to normal once we stopped feeding these to him. For those who are curious, yes these are made in China. It was a failure on my part not to check that prior to feeding these to my dog. We typically only feed him domestically manufactured foods and treats.My…

The ingredients are mainly chicken, beef and pork(bacon). Which is an amazing thing, but my dog just doesn't like these. I don't know if they're too small or what.but he can't work with them.He usually devours a bone within the hour, a large one, but this one took him days to even get to a point where it didn't look like a bone anymore. I'm not sure if it's too hard or that it's too small which makes it hard to chew.but it's a no for us.

While these Dingo Twist Sticks treats may be too small for my two large dogs (65lbs and 75lbs), they still love these them. It takes them less than 4 minutes to devour these sticks. Nonetheless, they enjoy every minute of it.

Liberty, Baby and Sophie will all gladly tell you that they give these treats the utmost and highest of ratings. That's my review!

My dog, like most dogs I've know, loves treats and loves to chew on things. This treat is both things in one, yet he never seems thrilled when I give him these treats. They are one treat that I sometimes see lying on the floor a few minutes after I've given it to him. He doesn't do this with treats that he likes. He eats those in seconds. Yes, these take a little bit longer for him to chew up, even being a large dog. But he just doesn't seem enthusiastic about them. We have tried many varieties

My dog loves these treats! The first three ingredients are beef hide, chicken, and bacon. These are mini-sized bones, so they would be best for small dogs. My collie has to have five or six before she knows that she’s been rewarded. They are great treats; I just wish they were made in the USA.

I thought the dogs would go nuts for these. We have 3 dogs currently (1 is a foster). I do give them little rawhide-style treats like this from time to time and they usually all go crazy for them and devour them as quickly as possible. This was not the case with these. The one pig we have (she's a dog but could be a pig for how she eats) did like them but even she didn't go crazy for them. She actually sat with it on the couch and didn't dig in right away. She still guarded it and didn't want…